NASA announced the global winners for the 10 different categories in the 2024 Space Apps Challenge and they include two Canadian teams.

It is rare that a new rocket successfully reaches orbit on its maiden launch, but that’s exactly what the Blue Origin New Glenn launch vehicle did in the early morning hours.

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched at 1:11 a.m. ET carrying two landers headed to the lunar surface that included technology from at least two Canadian companies.

Telesat Chief Technology Officer David Wendling is retiring at the end of February and the company is adding a Chief Network and Information Officer to its leadership team.

The Canadian Space Agency is allocating $15 million towards a new announcement of opportunity (AO) from the Space Technology Development Program (STDP).

For at least one year, 2024 will be in the books with the most orbital launches, with 259 attempts along with four Starship launches, two of which Wikipedia counts* as orbital launches. 2025 could see a new record set and potentially three additional countries joining the orbital launch club, though not Canada.

EarthDaily will now make their data available in Vietnam through an agreement with a GreenField Consulting & Development, a geosciences company headquartered in Vietnam.

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Telesat Government Solutions, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Telesat in the U.S., has named Charles “Chuck” Cynamon as its new President.

Researchers led by a team at McGill University have discovered “the probable source” of the mysterious fast radio bursts (FRBs).